mission support alliance statement of work for general

Mission Support Alliance

General Materials or Services – SOW of 16 CR333380

Updated: August 13, 2019

Statement of Work

For

General Materials or Services

Title: PROVIDE ELECTRICAL SAFETY INSTRUCTOR SUPPORT AT HAMMER

Date: November 6, 2019

Revision Number: 0

Requisition Number: CR333380




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APPROVALS PRINT NAME SIGNATURE

BTR* Debbie Mensinger

* Approval for Technical Content

Based on the Hazardous Review and Identification Checklist to identify Subject Matter

Experts (SMEs), the following approvals are applicable to this Statement of Work. (Note:

hard copy signatures are made PDF and files in the notes panel of the Asset Suite requisition).

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ORGANIZATION PRINT NAME SIGNATURE

X End-User / Requestor

X End User / Requesting Manager

(Project of Functional Director)

X Environmental*

X Radiation Protection

X Industrial Safety and Health

X Fire Protection

X Chemical Management

X Emergency Preparedness

X Quality Assurance Engineer Must be approved

In Asset Suite

Must be approved

In Asset Suite

X Engineering/Design Authority Must be approved

In Asset Suite

Must be approved

In Asset Suite

X MSA Safety (HAMMER) Preliminary review VIA email




1.0 INTRODUCTION / BACKGROUND

The Mission Support Alliance (MSA-Buyer) supports the Department of Energy (DOE)

Richland Operations Office (RL) Project Hanford, which entails cleanup of the Hanford

Site with the exception of Hanford Site tank waste. Key cleanup activities include

Remediation Definition and Analysis, Facility Cleanup, Waste Site Cleanup, Facility and

Waste Site Surveillance & Maintenance, and Groundwater Protection.

MSA, in support of its prime contract with the U. S. DOE, and HAMMER Training are

responsible for providing Hanford Site training. The Mission Support Alliance (MSA)

Volpentest HAMMER Federal Training Center (HAMMER) is a U. S. DOE training

facility specializing in hands-on training for the Hanford Site.

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Electricity is responsible for many accidental fires, serious worker injuries, and deaths each

year. The hazard can be from direct contact with wiring, transformers, or other electrical

components, or contact with electric current from machines, tools, appliances, or light

fixtures. In addition, severe burn injuries and deaths are caused by high voltage arc-flash,

a short circuit between electrical phases or phase to ground which can cause immediate

release of heat energy (greater than 10,000°F), pressure wave, shrapnel, molten metal, and

toxic gasses.

Electrical safety training at HAMMER is designed to keep workers safe from electrical

injuries and to ensure that they are trained on the latest codes and standards. HAMMER

Electrical courses provide electrical workers with up to date information so they can safely

install and maintain electrical systems, thereby reducing the risk of fires and electrical

shock or flash. In addition, HAMMER provides training to all workers who use electrical

tools to ensure that they understand electrical safety issues associated with their equipment.

HAMMER also provides training for non-electricians who operate large circuit breakers

and for equipment operators and spotters involved in work near overhead power lines.

HAMMER electrical safety courses are based on the National Electric Code (NEC) and

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards. They are developed by qualified

electrical workers and in most cases approved by the State of Washington. HAMMER

instructors are approved to teach these courses by the State of Washington.

2.0 OBJECTIVE

HAMMER requires a Subcontractor to provide part-time instructor support for the

Electrical Safety Training Program. Training will be for common, site-wide training

courses for Hanford Contractors. This training shall directly support the MSA’s

commitment to the Hanford cleanup mission while reducing the risk to employee health,

the environment and the public.




3.0 DESCRIPTION OF WORK – SPECIFIC

The Subcontractor instructor is expected to provide training, specifically, instructional

services to the DOE, DOE’s prime contractors, and these agencies’ and companies’

subcontractors under the provisions of this Statement of Work as directed and scheduled

in collaboration with the Buyer.

It is estimated that this Subcontractor instructor support will average 20-40 hours per

week for the Subcontractor staff member assigned to this work scope. This is not a

guaranteed number of hours; instructor support is strictly based on Hanford Site training

demand.

This statement of work includes training support for the following training courses:

3.1 Electrical Safety

The Electrical Safety Instructor delivers training on the necessary skills to properly use and

control electrical energy, understand electrical hazards, and implement hazard controls.

The Instructor utilizes a variety of teaching methodologies to meet the requirements of 29

CFR 1910 and 1926, NFPA 70 National Electric Code, NFPA 70E Standards for Electrical

Safety, and DOE-0359, Hanford Site Electrical Safety Program (HSESP). A .pdf of DOE-

0359 will be provided as a part of the RFP package.

The Subcontractor shall provide a knowledgeable individual who will provide instructor

support for the Electrical Safety training program when he/she has been sufficiently trained

to do so. The Buyer will provide the Subcontractor the necessary On-the-Job Training

(OJT) for the instructor to ensure he/she is sufficiently trained.

The electrical safety courses to be taught under this statement of work include but are not

limited to the following:

Course Title Course #

Batteries

041680

Overhead Crane Inspection Electrical

043010

National Electrical Code – Grounding

043692

National Electrical Code – Overcurrent

Protection 043694

National Electrical Code – Wiring Methods

043696

http://www.hanford.gov/files.cfm/DOE-0359_Hanford_Site_Electrical_Safety_Program.pdf




Course Title Course #

RCW/WAC Code Update

043698

Breaker Operation Electrical Safety

043820

NFPA-70E Standards for Electrical Safety

043870

NFPA-70E Standards for Electrical Safety

Refresher 043875

Electrical Safety for Non Electrical Workers

044480

DOE-0359 Hanford Site Electrical Safety

Program 044482

Equipment Operation Near Power Lines

044605

Capacitors

044609

NEC Code Update 2014

801497

3.2 Course Review and Development/Revision Assistance

The Subcontractor instructor may be requested by the HAMMER individual identified by

the Buyer’s Technical Representative (BTR) to perform reviews of course materials and

assist in the development/revision of course materials.

3.3 Logistics

Subcontractor shall provide a qualified individual to provide instructor support for the

training program areas listed above as requested.

The Subcontractor is expected to provide training, specifically, instructional services to the

DOE, DOE’s prime contractors, and these agencies’ and companies’ subcontractors under

the provisions of this Statement of Work as directed and scheduled in collaboration with

the Buyer.

The scheduling, coordination, and request for the support shall be initiated by the

HAMMER individual identified by the BTR on an as-needed basis.




The HAMMER individual identified by the BTR and the HAMMER Training Logistics

Team will identify needed development/revision support, training needs, and class

demands to determine the instructor support needed. Training sessions will be set through

the Learning Management System (LMS). Development sessions will be set through

calendar notices.

After the training sessions are set, at any time, HAMMER Training Logistics may add

additional courses or cancel existing sessions. If new sessions are added to the schedule,

the Subcontractor instructor may be asked to provide support to these new sessions, in

which case, the Subcontractor instructor will be alerted as soon as possible that additional

support opportunities exist.

Subcontractor shall confirm with HAMMER Training Logistics within two working days,

the ability to support additional sessions being scheduled, by sending an email response to

^Instructor Scheduling-HAMMER, copying the HAMMER individual identified by the

BTR. Otherwise, Buyer may fill the open instructor position with other instructors.

In the event that classes are cancelled, HAMMER Training Logistics will notify the

Subcontractor instructor of the cancellation. The Buyer will not be billed for instructor

time associated with the cancelled classes if the cancellation is made five (5) or more

business days in advance of the scheduled class date. Should a scheduled class be

cancelled less than five (5) business days in advance of the scheduled class date, the

Subcontractor may submit a request for equitable adjustment that will be reviewed by the

Buyer on a case-by-case basis. For purposes of this statement of work and resultant

contract, business days are defined as Monday through Friday. For purposes of this

statement of work and resultant contract, the scheduled class date is not included in

cancellation calculations described above.

Training course development/revision support activities are scheduled or cancelled based

on need. The Subcontractor may be asked to provide support to these new activities, in

which case, the Subcontractor will be alerted as soon as possible that additional support

opportunities exist.

In the event that training course development/revision support activities are cancelled, the

HAMMER individual identified by the BTR will notify the Subcontractor of the

cancellation.

The Subcontractor instructor may be invited by HAMMER Training personnel to

participate in activities including but not limited to HAMMER Training-provided

instructor enhancement meetings/workshops. The Subcontractor needs to notify the

Hanford Training Program Manager and get his or her approval prior to the activity

occurring.




Special Provisions:

Subcontractor Instructor Expectations

The Subcontractor instructor shall:

Attain proficiency in each course prior to teaching the class unsupervised. For courses

not already qualified to teach, this will entail studying the course(s) material, discussion

of the course material with current instructor to ensure adequate knowledge of the

material, observing the class, and conducting the class under the supervision of a

current instructor. This will be coordinated through the HAMMER individual

identified by the BTR. The HAMMER individual identified by the BTR will ultimately

determine if a new instructor is approved to teach classes unsupervised.

Provide training in accordance with, and without deviation from, approved current

course lesson plans. Deviation from approved course lesson plans is not allowed

without prior approval from the HAMMER individual identified by the BTR.

Notify the HAMMER individual identified by the BTR if he/she is unable to conduct

the training as scheduled for any reason. This notification should be done prior to the

course delivery date if possible.

Notify the HAMMER individual identified by the BTR prior to the course delivery date

if the contracted course lesson plans and/or curriculum cannot be followed as originally

submitted or noted in the contractual statement of work.

Adhere to and require that all students abide by the approved Health and Safety Plan

for each course. If a safety concern is raised or if a deviation to the approved safety

plan is observed or anticipated, the Subcontractor instructor shall notify the HAMMER

individual identified by the BTR, responsible HAMMER Training manager, or

HAMMER Operations immediately.

Conduct all HAMMER Training related work in accordance with approved

MSA/HAMMER procedures and policies.

Arrive 30 minutes prior to the beginning of the course being taught to 1) ensure that

the classroom, equipment and course documents are in order for class and 2) to greet

students and ensure they are properly signed into class.

Ensure that all students listed on the course roster (Note: HAMMER Training Logistics

will provide the student roster) have a charge code entered in the appropriate area on

the roster prior to submitting the roster to HAMMER Training Logistics at completion

of the training.




Request those who attend the course, sign the course roster.

Request all students fill out a course evaluation form.

Sign the course roster at the conclusion of the training.

Verify all students successfully completed the training and indicate any students who

did not successfully complete the course.

Spend the time after class ends to ensure that all course materials/rosters have been

checked for accuracy and delivered to HAMMER Training Logistics.

Return the signed course roster (along with the original students’ course evaluation

forms) to HAMMER Training Logistics at the completion of class.

Modification or changes to props or training aids is not allowed without the approval of

the responsible HAMMER Training Program Manager.

New Subcontractor instructors are required to review lesson plans and audit the course in

order to become familiar with the content and delivery methods. On-the-Job Training

(OJT) will be conducted while a qualified instructor is present to conduct class. A trainee

cannot take the place of a qualified instructor. When Subcontractor believes that a new

instructor is qualified and ready to perform, the Subcontractor should contact the

HAMMER individual identified by the BTR to arrange for an evaluation. New

Subcontractor instructors must be evaluated in the classroom by a HAMMER Training

staff member. Upon recommendation by the evaluator, the HAMMER individual

identified by the BTR will request that Training Records add the new Subcontractor

instructor as an instructor/authenticator to the Training Activity Sheet (TAS).

Subcontractor instructors who do not adhere to established MSA/HAMMER procedure,

policy or training plans will have their class specific qualifications revoked (removed from

the TAS) by the HAMMER individual identified by the BTR with approval from a

HAMMER Training Manager.




Delivery of Training to the Department of Energy and Site Contractors:

Scheduling of Training:

When Subcontractor instructor support is needed, the identified Subcontractor Points of

Contact and the Subcontractor instructor(s) will be contacted via email (from ^Instructor

Scheduling-HAMMER) by HAMMER Training Logistics.

Course Materials:

Buyer will maintain all related course documentation to include Needs Analysis, Lesson

Plan, Slide Presentation, etc. The Buyer will provide facility space, props, and all

classroom materials including student evaluations, handouts, workbooks, pens, procedures,

sample tags, feedback forms, activity sheets and items used during presentations.

If the Subcontractor instructor(s) identifies any changes that he/she feels need to be made

to the course material, he/she will bring those changes to the attention of the HAMMER

individual identified by the BTR. Any changes to the course material will be made by the

Buyer (HAMMER staff); such changes must be approved by the HAMMER individual

identified by the BTR. Instructor(s) will be briefed on any changes to course curriculum

by the HAMMER individual identified by the BTR.

No course or exercise modification shall be performed within the scope of this contract

without the approval of the HAMMER individual identified by the BTR. (A HAMMER

Training hazard analysis review is required for all course changes in accordance with the

HAMMER/Hanford Training procedure dealing with the HAMMER/Hanford Training

Hazardous Analysis and Control Process.)

Instructor Staffing:

The Subcontractor instructor is required to pick up his/her class materials (includes

supplies, handouts, roster, etc.) from the HAMMER Training Logistics Team located in

MO260 on the HAMMER campus unless other arrangements are made by the HAMMER

individual identified by the BTR or HAMMER Training Logistics.

Enrollments and Billing:

Enrollments will be performed by Training Records, authorized Training Coordinators, or

HAMMER Training Logistics staff via the LMS. HAMMER Training Logistics staff will

provide personnel who will be able to process payments via check and/or credit card. As

there are no means to manage an “Accounts Receivable” system, payment will be required

prior to performance (class date) unless the entity is a Hanford Contractor or using an

approved CACN.




Subcontractor is not authorized to make enrollments or collect billing for HAMMER

Training classes. Inquiries as to class availability must be referred to HAMMER Training

Logistics personnel or the HAMMER individual identified by the BTR.

Rosters and Training Records:

HAMMER Training Logistics will produce the Course Completion Roster and/or Training

Completion Records (TCR) for each class and student. Official class rosters will be

provided to the instructor with his/her class supplies. Course materials can be picked up by

the instructor one business day before the scheduled session at MO260.

It is preferred that completed rosters be submitted to HAMMER Training Logistics prior

to the Close of Business on the given class date. At a minimum, completed rosters shall

be submitted to HAMMER Training Logistics for entry into LMS no later than the next

business day after the date of the class. If this deadline cannot be made, a notification

stating the extenuating circumstance shall be made to the HAMMER individual identified

by the BTR and HAMMER Training Logistics. Completed rosters will consist of the

Course Completion Roster, all individual Training Completion Records, HAMMER

Training Course Evaluations, and any other course specific documents as determined by

the HAMMER individual identified by the BTR or HAMMER Training Logistics.

Some training programs have several “evaluation options” available to prospective

students. For most Hanford Contractors, these evaluation options are pre-designated by

employee training plans. HAMMER Training Logistics will produce individualized

Training Completion Records (TCRs) that list the required evaluations for each student

based on the student’s training plan. Instructor shall provide evaluations for each student

based on the TCR provided by HAMMER Training Logistics. Instructor shall not make

changes or adjustments to the required evaluations without prior approval from the training

coordinator of the student’s employer.

If a Subcontractor instructor receives a request from a student or believes that there is a

need to deviate from established training plans, the Subcontractor instructor shall contact

HAMMER Training Logistics. Approvals for deviation will be sought from the student’s

manager and/or training department by HAMMER Training Logistics staff. The student’s

training department will be notified in the event of a deviation so that adjustments may be

made to the student’s training plan, if necessary. Deviations shall be noted for each student

in the “Comments” section of the TCR by the Subcontractor instructor.

If a “walk-in” is received for a class and there is a seat available in the classroom,

HAMMER Training Logistics staff shall be contacted to verify that training prerequisites

are met and that the proper student materials/evaluations are identified. HAMMER

Training Logistics shall provide notification to the Subcontractor instructor as to whether

or not the student has met the class prerequisites and/or other requirements to remain in the

session.




The Subcontractor shall not release or present the training courses covered by this

statement of work without prior MSA-HAMMER approval from the MSA HAMMER

individual identified by the BTR via email. Developed materials shall become the property

of DOE.

The Subcontractor shall not release or present the training courses covered by this

statement of work for any purpose outside of supporting the Hanford Site Contractors.

4.0 REQUIREMENTS

4.1 General

Will work be performed on site: Yes.

For any work performed on the Hanford Site or any MSA controlled facility, the provisions

of the On Site Services Special Provisions, will apply to Subcontractor personnel.

4.2 Engineering Requirements

Engineering requirements applicable: No.

4.3 Environment, Safety, & Health (ES&H) Requirements

The Subcontractor shall exercise a degree of care commensurate with the work and the

associated hazards. The Subcontractor shall ensure that management of safety and

environmental functions and activities is an integral and visible part of the Subcontractor’s

work planning and execution processes.

The Subcontractor shall flow down safety and environmental requirements to the lowest

tier Subcontractor performing work on the Hanford site commensurate with the risk and

complexity of the work.

The Subcontractor and its subcontractors shall be responsible to comply with applicable

City, State, and Federal requirements or regulations. Where there is a difference in

regulations or requirements, the most stringent shall apply.

The Subcontractor shall perform work in compliance with facility-specific procedures and

requirements documents applicable to the work area.

The Subcontractor shall take appropriate action, up to and including stopping work, and

immediately notify the BTR if an unplanned risk or hazard is discovered that is not covered




by directions provided by Buyer. For emergencies while on the HAMMER campus,

Subcontractor shall contact 9-1-1 on a land line phone (or 373-0911 on cell phones) then

contact HAMMER Work Control at (509) 376-5353. The Buyer will then determine

whether to modify the safety requirements of this statement of work.

Safety is the first priority at HAMMER and all Subcontractors are required to strictly

adhere to the policies and procedures for the Hanford Site and the HAMMER facility.

Subcontractors are not allowed to bring any prohibited articles or substances onto the Site

without prior written permission. The prohibited articles include, but are not limited to, all

hazardous materials, illegal drugs, explosives or incendiary devices, and firearms.

Every instructor is responsible to use safe work habits, identify safety issues, be cognizant

of surrounding situations, especially in and around training and prop areas while at

HAMMER and report any issues to HAMMER personnel immediately.

Prior to start of work, the Subcontractor personnel shall have read MSC-OTHER-SP-

1200369, MSA General Hazard Analysis (GHA). A copy of this procedure will be

provided to the Contract Specialist to be provided to the Subcontractor.

Subcontractors and its lower-tier subcontractors shall be responsible to complete an

Employee Job Task Analysis (EJTA) in accordance with MSC-PRO-WP-11058 for any of

the following situations:

For any subcontractor employee who will be on the Hanford Site for more than 30 days

in a year.

For any subcontractor employee who may potentially be exposed to hazards (e.g.

radiological, beryllium, hazardous wastes, noise) while performing in accordance with

the subcontract statement of work.

For any subcontractor employee enrolled in a medical or exposure monitoring program

required by 10 CFR 851, and/or any other applicable federal, state or local regulation

or other obligation.

If any of the above conditions are met, the subcontractor and its lower-tier subcontractor

employee is to have a current approved EJTA prior to that employee beginning work on

the Hanford Site.

Buyer’s Safety and Health Procedures are available on the internet at

http://www.hanford.gov/pmm/page.cfm/Construction. The documents on this site are kept

current and are available for Subcontractors and lower-tier Subcontractor use.

http://msc.ms.rl.gov/msaps/files.cfm/ProcedureLibrary/MSC-PRO-WP-11058

http://www.hanford.gov/pmm/page.cfm/Construction




Unique or specific requirements: No.

4.4 Quality Assurance (QA) Requirements

Are quality assurance requirement applicable to this scope of work: No.

The work activities for this Statement of work has been designated as a Quality Level G –

Q Level 0 – General Service.

The Subcontractor shall be responsible for performing quality workmanship and shall

conduct the quality control measures necessary to ensure work conforms to reference

requirements defined in the SOW.

4.5 Government Property

Government property is not required to be used by the Subcontractor for this effort.

5.0 PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS

5.1 Training and Qualifications

Training

HAMMER Training will ensure that the Subcontractor instructor meets and maintains the

appropriate training, qualification, and certification requirements as outlined in MSA’s

Instructional Staff Training Program Description.

Subcontractor shall ensure that its personnel meet and maintain the appropriate training,

qualification and certification requirements.

Hanford General Employee Training (HGET)/MSA General Employee Training

(MGET) is required.

HAMMER Facility Orientation

All instructors shall complete a HAMMER facility orientation before the first time they

deliver training at the HAMMER facility and annually thereafter (available on Internet).

The Buyer will provide the Subcontractor the necessary OJT per instructor. This OJT will

be coordinated with and directed by the HAMMER individual identified by the BTR.

The following types of training qualifications are required:




Required Qualifications:

The following types of general and technical experiences are required to successfully fulfill

this position:

Technical Requirements:

Instructor shall hold a Washington State Electrician license.

Experience working at a Government Owned Facility, i.e., Department of Energy

(DOE), Department of Defense (DOD).

Experience as an Electrical Engineer, Electrical Inspector, or Journeyman

Electrician with varied types of work performed (i.e., industrial wiring, demolition,

brownfield setup)

Desired Qualifications:

Be approved by Washington State Labor & Industries to teach courses that give

license continuing education units (CEUs).

Experience in Operations or Maintenance at a Nuclear Facility

A working knowledge of the National Electric Code (NFPA-70) and Standard for

Electrical Safety in the Workplace (NFPA-70E)

Previous technical instructor experience

Previous experience performing this specific training or be approved to participate

in on-the-job training by the HAMMER individual identified by the BTR

Experience on the Hanford site will improve the ability of the individual(s) to

complete the necessary activities

Experience presenting to large groups

Basic use of Microsoft Office suite

Strong customer service skills

Strong presentation skills




As part of the technical evaluation of Subcontractor proposal(s), candidates who are found

to meet the technical qualifications may be interviewed by HAMMER Training staff. As

a part of that interview, the Subcontractor instructor candidate(s) may be asked to give a

10 to 15 minute presentation to HAMMER Training staff to demonstrate his/her instruction

and presentation abilities on a safety training subject.

5.2 Security and Badging Requirements

For any on site work, see Special Provisions – On Site Services for details.

Subcontractor employees will be required to submit to vehicle searches and not personally

carry or transport certain prohibited articles.

The scope of work will not require access authorization (security clearance).

A Hanford Site badge is not required for work conducted on the HAMMER campus.

However, the Subcontractor needs to get the Subcontractor instructor a badge to enable the

Subcontractor instructor to obtain an HLAN account and in case the work is performed

elsewhere on the Hanford Site.

5.3 Work Location / Potential Access Requirements

The primary work location will be HAMMER. This work scope shall be completed at the

HAMMER Facility or at satellite locations across the Hanford Site. The work to be

completed at the HAMMER Facility will be performed in an office

environment/conference room/classroom/HAMMER training props. When directed by the

HAMMER individual identified by the BTR, courses may be conducted at satellite

locations on the Hanford Site.

If Subcontractor employee(s) is asked to perform this work scope at a satellite location out

on the Hanford Site, the HAMMER individual identified by the BTR will ensure that the

assigned subcontractor employee(s) has successfully completed the necessary training to

perform work out at the satellite location(s) on the Hanford Site, prior to performing the

work under this contract.

No special access requirements or hazardous conditions exist at the HAMMER facility.

Any special requirements for the HAMMER facility are to be coordinated with the

HAMMER individual identified by the BTR.




5.4 Site Access and Work Hours

HAMMER operates on the Hanford Site standard 4x10s schedule from 6am to 4:30pm

with one-half hour designated as an unpaid period for lunch - with Mondays through

Thursdays as Site work days; however, non-standard hours of support may be required. In

addition, some preparation/take down time may be required before and after a course is

taught.

Work performed outside normal operating hours shall be coordinated and/or approved

through the HAMMER individual identified by the BTR prior to performing the work.

The HAMMER Facility is open from 5:30am to 5:30pm, Monday through Thursday. As

deemed necessary, HAMMER is open non-standard hours (including Fridays) to support

Hanford Site Training needs. Work is to be performed during those hours unless special

arrangements are made through HAMMER Operations.

6.0 MEETINGS

Subcontractor shall participate in all meetings as required by the BTR.

Subcontractor shall attend training review meetings at the HAMMER facility when

requested.

7.0 DELIVERABLES AND PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE REQUIREMENTS

7.1 Deliverables

Deliverable is required to be furnished by the Subcontractor.

Subcontractor instructor shall provide a signed course roster to HAMMER Training

Logistics at the completion of each class they teach.

8.0 SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

In accordance with the HAMMER Weapons Policy, non-law enforcement/U.S. Military

personnel or law enforcement/U.S. Military personnel who are not representing their

agency/branch in an official capacity may not possess weapons or ammunition within

HAMMER, i.e., all areas within the HAMMER perimeter fence.

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